The Fool Says There Is No God (Psalm 14)
Who exactly is the “fool” described by the Bible, and are we living as though God is not relevant to us? What, then, is the way out of our universal human folly?
“How Long, O Lord?” (Psalm 13)
Psalm 13 gives words to the experience of waiting through prolonged suffering, when God seems distant and our fears begin to overwhelm us. David brings his distress and fears honestly before God, then turns his eyes from his circumstances to God’s steadfast love. In Christ, we have the assurance that God has not forgotten us, and that our present sorrows will not have the final word. We can therefore wait with hope for Christ to make all things new.
Who Has The Final Word? (Psalm 12)
Whose words do you allow to shape your life? Psalm 12 contrasts the empty and deceptive words of people with the powerful and pure Word of God. In a world filled with competing voices, God’s Word remains trustworthy. His promises are sure, and He will faithfully preserve His people.
Take Refuge In The Lord (Psalm 11)
When life feels uncertain and trouble surrounds us, where can we find true security?
Discover why the Lord alone is our sure refuge, and how Christ welcomes sinners to find refuge in Him.
Will you take refuge in the Lord?
When God Seems Absent
Have you ever wondered, “Where is God when I need Him most?” What happens to our faith when what we see around us seems to contradict what we know about God?
Through this sermon, let us explore how to trust God when He seems silent, and why His truth—not our circumstances—must have the final word.
God Has Not Forgotten (Psalm 9)
When life feels disordered, it is easy to wonder whether God sees us, remembers us, or is still in control. Psalm 9 invites us to look beyond our circumstances and consider how faith responds when we cannot yet see the answer. Through praise, remembrance, trust, and prayer, we are reminded of who God is and where our hope rests when life feels uncertain.
God’s Majesty, Man’s Dignity (Psalm 8)
What is mankind that God is mindful of us? It is astounding that the God of infinite majesty cares deeply for humanity, despite our seeming insignificance before His vast creation. In this message on Psalm 8, discover God’s majesty in both His greatness and His goodness, and see how Jesus Christ is the ultimate fulfilment of this psalm.
False Accusations. True Judge. (Psalm 7)
What do we do when our integrity is questioned and no one seems to believe us? Psalm 7 leads us to the righteous Judge who sees every heart, calls us to leave the outcome in His hands, and assures us that evil will not ultimately prevail. That hope finds its fulfilment at the cross, where Christ transformed the greatest injustice into the greatest victory.
Weeping Under God’s Heavy Hands (Psalm 6)
When suffering comes, many of us ask, “Why is this happening?” Psalm 6 points us in a different direction. Instead of seeking answers, David seeks mercy first. Discover how this psalm teaches us to approach God when His hand feels heavy and learn why we can still pray with confidence and how Christ gives us even greater assurance that our Father hears our cries.
Whose Words Will God Hear? (Psalm 5)
Hurtful words can leave lasting wounds. When surrounded by lies, hostility and injustice, our instinct is often to retaliate, withdraw or despair. Psalm 5 offers a very different response. Learn how David faced a broken world by running toward God, and why his morning prayer still teaches God’s people today how to face opposition, worship together, and find hope today.
